EDC Pry Bar Multitool with Bi-Directional Ratchet Screwdriver & Everlasting Pen, Wrenches, Crowbar, Bottle and Box Openers - Your Versatile Companion for Everyday Carry and Camping Accessories

Item was much thicker and robust than expected. All features are very high quality, magnetic storage is strong and convenient. You can store standard sized bits of your choice in bit storage slot. The ratchet is durable and positive, not super tight but good quality. Wrench slots are perfect and work well. Design is convenient, pocket carry perfect. Now, as a chisel or pry bar epic. There's no sharpness at all, no blade. It's pointy but will not cut, carry a knife for that, this is the multi tool as advertised. I put the bit in it I use for my mobility chair and it works perfectly. Highly recommend for people that fix things regularly.

It's just as shown, it comes with extra tips for the pencil which is nice. It feels solid and heavy the ratchet feels a little loose but it's not the main use of the tool. Overall I think it's worth getting, I haven't tested it out on the field yet but feels good.

I used to carry a Skeletool CX, but found that I liked having a dedicated knife, and switching those up. So I've been looking for something to do all the OTHER stuff that a multi-tool can do.I was surprised at the size and heft of this thing. If you're going to EDC this, you'll probably want to have pants with cargo pockets, or some other kind of side pockets.Best thing about it: The ratcheting screwdriver. Such an improvement over the usual screwdriver that you find on a multi-tool. Second best thing: The wrench. There is nothing like this on any other multi-tool that I've used.It's crazy sturdy. I've been prying things with it all day, and although I thought the pry edges would be sharper, that hasn't really been a problem. Definitely can't use this as a chisel or scraper, though, which I had thought would be possible.The forever pencil is quite a cool thing to always have with you. Good news: Even though it's supposed to last forever, they include a spare tip. Bad news: My spare tip was broken. Good news: The original tip should last forever.

I really like this pry bar tool ! It’s got some weight and the little extras like the screw driver ratchet are nice and well made. It’s definitely solid. I was a little concerned for EDC in my pocket and would prefer a nice little sheath to carry, however the edge I was originally a little concerned about being in my pocket not covered, turned out not to be an issue as it’s not honed sharp and is blunt enough not to worry.It’s definitely heavy duty and i’m happy with it and would recommend to a friend ! It be a nice gift for any guy !

The media could not be loaded. If you are someone who works with their hands, a fidgety ADHD person, or in my case, both, you'll LOVE this tool. Also, if you're one of those people, you've probably, in your impatience, broken the tip off more than one knife by trying to use it as a prybar. On the other hand with the type of work I do, I found i don't need a SHARP knife unexpectedly as often as I actually need a prybar. For opening boxes and stuff, the pointy(ish) tip on this works fine. And, no more broken knife tips.For fidgeting, it has the ratchet, the magnetic pencil, the jimping on the back of the "blade", and the absolute best part, the spinning thing that holds the two screwdriver bits in place. It sort of "clicks" into place when it's centered, then it requires the most absolutely sublime amount of resistance to spin. Plus, I've spun it thousands of times and it doesn't feel even the tiniest bit looser.One thing to remember, though. IT IS HEAVY. Don't expect to throw it in the pocket of your gym shorts or other elastic bottoms, or they're coming down.I'm seriously considering buying a couple more of these, for gifts or just in case I lose this one. One of my top 10 Amazon purchases of use to value that I've ever bought.

Very nice gadget. Glad I bought it..... Update.. I just used this to chisel a very hard rock in half. I fully expected it to deform or something, but even hammering it through a rock it's as good as when I first got it. VERY Nice gadget! Harder than D2 steel.

This does feel heavy enough to help actually accomplish prying something someday - other features might prove useful, too. The size is still compact enough for my EDC. The ratchet on this one is functional and the screwdrivers don't stick anywhere. The hex wrenches - well that part seems as obligatory as the bottle opener. Now, the not-really-a-pen graphite marker I find almost ingenious, if not eternal (lol), and at best, and I'll add obviously, it's for occasional emergency use only (imo ymmv). It's easy for me to use most all the features, but this solid enough thing might seem a tad pricey, and I can't say I'm sure it'll last long enough to be worth it. From me, this gets five stars anyway because I collect EDC gadgets for fun, as well as for wtshtf survival planning.

Only had it for a few months but it is quickly becoming my most-used multitool. Sturdy, heavy, easy to handle. The prybar end is excellent for opening boxes and paint cans. I bought a whole mess of extra bits for the ratcheting driver, which has not only greatly increased its utility but was also easy as it accepts standard driver and impact bits.